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Writer - bylines: BusinessInsider; PCMag; Howtogeek; Newsweek; WIRED, and many more

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How to Make the Perfect Playlist

How to Make the Perfect Playlist

Need something fresh to listen to? Maybe something inspiring? These tips will help. Life is just one playlist…

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Love Your Spotify, Apple Music Recommendations? Thank a Pandora Music Analyst

Love Your Spotify, Apple Music Recommendations? Thank a Pandora Music Analyst

Before Pandora's personalized internet radio service launched in 2005, there was Savage Beast Technologies. F…

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In the 23andMe era, kids of sperm donors are finding each other

In the 23andMe era, kids of sperm donors are finding each other

When you use 23andMe's DNA Relatives feature, you get a message cautioning you that the information you're ab…

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How to Find the Perfect Music and Podcasts, Faster

How to Find the Perfect Music and Podcasts, Faster

The reason you're not listening to what you want to when the mood strikes is because you can't get to it fast…

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How to Discover New Music on Spotify and Apple Music

How to Discover New Music on Spotify and Apple Music

Discover new music on Apple Music and Spotify

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I tried B&O's $2,200 luxury headphones to see what they offer that cheaper ones don't. Here's what surprised me.

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By Tyler Hayes Verified
| Business Insider Verified
As a tech writer, I've used hundreds of headphones and earbuds. I review dozens each year for various publications, including top options from Apple, Bose, and Sony. But while I've tested cans from all the major players in the mainstream market, I haven't really dabbled much in the luxury space. So when I got the chance to try out Bang & Olufsen's $2,200 Beoplay H100 wireless headphones, I was excited. Could these premium headphones really offer something that $500 models can't match?
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I spent 30 days wearing Google's $99 Fitbit Air—it only let me down in 2 ways

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By Tyler Hayes Verified
| Gear Open
Google's Fitbit Air is a $99 screenless fitness tracker. It monitors sleep, blood oxygen, heart rate, VO2Max, and all kinds of activity metrics. Its low price and distraction-free health tracking make it a compelling way for people to keep tabs on their body. I've spent over 30 days wearing the wristband, comparing it to an Oura Ring and an Eight Sleep mattress pod. I was surprised to see all of these devices collect comparatively accurate data.
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These wireless headphones deliver concert-level bass that you can actually feel

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By Tyler Hayes Verified
| Yahoo Creators Verified
This Week The Trend and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. The Crusher 1080 ANC headphones come in three color options (Tyler Hayes) If being crushed by the level of bass in your music sounds tempting, then the new Skullcandy Crusher 1080 ANC wireless headphones are probably for you. The adjustable sensory bass experience, just like previous versions, can legitimately rattle you to your core. Skullcandy's latest Crusher headphones don't just rely on intense booming bass.
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